Classifying Organisms Identify the Kingdom Bacteria Bacteria Continued A Little More Bacteria and Trivia
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Who is Aristotle?
The first scientist to propose a simple classification system. (He was Greek)
100
What is the Plant Kingdom?
Multicellular eukaryotes with cell walls. All are autotrophs.
100
Who is Anton von Leeuenhoek?
The scientist who improved the microscope and first observed bacteria (he called them "animalcules.")
100
What are pathogenic bacteria?
Bacteria that cause disease.
100
What is serendipity?
An accidental discovery - the way in which penicillin was discovered.
200
Who is Carolus Linnaeus?
The Swedish scientist, known as The Father of Taxonomy, who proposed the current classification system.
200
What is the Animal Kingdom
Multicellular, eukaryotes. All are heterotrophs and all can move at some point in their lives.
200
What is true?
True or False. All bacteria are unicellular.
200
What are decomposers?
Heterotrophic Eubacteria that break down dead organisms.
200
Who are the scientists who found a way to process penicillin so that it could be prescribed as a medicine?
Ernst Chain and Howard Florey
300
What is the genus?
The first word in a scientific name.
300
What are Archaebacteria?
Unicellular, prokaryotes - live in extreme conditions.
300
What is a nuclear membrane? (Accept nucleus)
Bacteria are prokaryotes. The cellular structure that prokaryotes are missing.
300
What is an antibiotic?
A substance that kills or inhibits the growth of bacteria.
300
What is Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species?
The 7 levels of the classification system in order.
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What is the species?
The second word in a scientific name.
400
What are Fungi?
All are multicellular, except yeast.
400
What are cocci (spherical), rods, and spiral?
The three shape of bacteria.
400
Who is Alexander Fleming?
The scientist who discovered the first antibiotic.
400
What is 1928?
The year penicillin was discovered (within 5 years)
500
What is capitalize the genus name and leave the species name in lower case?
Capitalization rule for a scientific name.
500
What are Protists?
The "Catch All" Kingdom - most are unicellular - all live in water.
500
What is hot springs, desert, volcanoes.....(accept any extreme environment)?
An example of a place where Archaebacteria live.
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What is penicillin?
The first antibiotic.
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What is 1945?
The year penicillin became available to the public as medicine (within 5 years).






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